So far we have:
Uncle Cookie/Matty,
Auntie (pronounced ant-y) Laca (for Los Angeles, California), and
Auntie (pronounced awe-nty, and with a head tilt) KK
Who else is in the house?
12.6.08
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Pertinent Books Read
- 28 Stories of AIDS in Africa
- 70 Traditional African Recipes
- A History of Modern Ethiopia
- A Mother for Choco
- A Taste of Africa
- Acres of Hope
- Adopting the Hurt Child
- Attaching in Adoption
- Barefoot Runner
- Bible
- Blue Nile: Ethiopia's River of Magic and Mystery
- Bringing up Boys
- Continent in the Balance, Africa: Ethiopia
- Darwin's Black Box
- Ethiopia in Pictures
- Ethiopia: The Bradt Travel Guide
- Ethiopia: Traditions of Creativity
- Even If I Did Something Awful
- Guess How Much I Love You
- Held at a Distance: My Rediscovery of Ethiopia
- I Don't Have Your Eyes
- I Love You Like Crazy Cakes
- I'm Chocolate, You're Vanilla
- Lost & Found: The Adoption Experience
- Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters
- Notes from the Hyena's Belly
- On Becoming Babywise
- Operation Moses
- Parenting Teens with Love and Logic
- Parenting with Love and Logic
- Raising Adopted Children
- The Colors of Us
- The Connected Child
- The Lion's Whiskers and Other Ethiopian Tales
- The Perfect Orange
- The Rich Man and the Singer
- The Sign and the Seal
- The Soul of a New Cuisine
- The Weaver's Craft
- There Is No Me without You
- Twice Born
Links
- Abshiro Kids
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- Amharic Language
- Bethany Volunteer in Ethiopia
- Bethany's Ethiopian Blog
- Ethiopian Embassy
- Ethiopian Food in Milwaukee
- Ethiopian Names
- Language: Amharic
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia
- My Ethiopian Name: About Ethiopia
- Our start in Albania
- Photos: Ethiopia
- Positive Adoption Language
- U.S.A.'s information on Ethiopia
- Visual Geography Series: Ethiopia
- Yezelalem Minch
3 comments:
Nana & Poppy. How does that sound?
Mom
How about Tia Tere & Unca Z????
auntie kelly and uncle jd!!!!!!
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